Support variable-length OAMD element payloads
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@@ -157,6 +157,7 @@ See the [mathematical notes](docs/math.en.md) for the equations used by the deco
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- Only the common contiguous EMDF transport is covered. Fragmented transport across multiple audio-block skip fields is not covered.
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- Dense JOC is the main path. The Sparse JOC branch should not be treated as supported.
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- The speaker path currently covers ordinary point objects; extent, spread, divergence, and similar modes are outside the supported scope.
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- OAMD trim elements are boundary-checked and skipped; warp, balance, and trim parameters are not applied to raw object trajectories or speaker rendering.
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- Multi-data-point streams, uncommon band configurations, and unusual OAMD scheduling have less coverage than common 12-band, single-data-point material.
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- A speaker limiter is outside the current primary formula.
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- ADM output, native binaries, and speaker layouts still need broader interoperability checks across platforms, players, and real material.
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